How do I permanently delete my Azure account?

Yes, you can delete your Microsoft Azure account. You might want to do this if you no longer need the account or if you are giving it up for someone else to use.
To delete your account, go to the Azure portal and follow these steps:
Click on “Sign In.”
Under “Microsoft Account,” click on “Forgot your password?”
Enter your email address and a new password will be sent to that email address.

If you do not pay your Azure subscription, your services will be disabled and eventually deleted.

Unfortunately, there’s no direct way to delete your Azure DevOps account. You’ll have to remove all of the data from your account by deleting all repositories and projects.

You are not eligible for an Azure free account if you are not a student, faculty member, or staff of an educational institution.

Yes, you can create multiple Azure free accounts. However, the only thing you can do with a free account is create a virtual machine and deploy it in a cloud service. You cannot use any of the advanced features of Azure such as storage, networking, or SQL.

Azure provides a number of free services, including:
Azure App Service
Azure Data Lake Storage
Azure Functions
Azure Machine Learning

Yes, Microsoft Azure is free for personal use. It is a cloud service that allows you to build, deploy, and manage applications across a global network of data centers. You can also store your data in the cloud with one of the many available storage options.

No, you do not need a Microsoft account to sign up for Azure. You can sign up for an Azure account without signing in with a Microsoft account.

Both AWS and Azure are good cloud providers. Choosing one over the other will depend on your needs, but for many people, it will boil down to price.

A resource can have multiple delete locks. Deleting a resource with a delete lock will require the deletion of all locks.